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ForFor more detailed detailed information information on individual on individual trails, see trails, one of see the one Chambers of the of Chambers Commerce of Commerceand Managing and Agencies’ Managing Visitor Agencies’ Centers Visitor for their Centers area maps. for theirPlease area remember maps. thatThe many letter/ LEGEND numberof these grid trails address offer wonderful offers you winter a quick recreation reference opportunities for finding as wellthe trail as summer. that matches The the mileage that you seek for your trail experience. Distances are one way. Campground Snowmobile Route letter/ number grid address offers you a quick reference for finding the trail that matches Handicap Access the mileage that you seek for your trail experience. Distances are one way. Ranger Station Fishing Area Picnic Area Grid Boat Launch 1 Trail Name Predominant Uses Address Mileage Golf Course TH Trailhead P Parking, no facilities keerC ohaparA keerC tooF 3-G 1.3 $$ Fee Station Scenic By-way enitnegrA tooF 11-B 1.1 Historic Site Big Park Mountain Bike A-6 1.7 Map Location Gate Ð Permanent Closure Bill Miller Mountain Bike H-5 1.9 Gate Ð Temporary Closure 40 U.S. Highways Buffalo Creek Foot, Horse H-5 2.1 Gate Ð Seasonal Closure Bur Brown Mountain Bike G-4 8.5 270 Agency Service Roads RABBIT 134 County Roads Corral Creek Vehicle, OHV G-8 6.2 Non-motorized Trail Dice Hill Road Snowmobile E-11 6.7 TH Motorized/Non-motorized Trail Improved Road East Troublesome Mountain Bike H-4 2.2 Colorado Division of Wildlife Special Management Area Elk Mountain 4WD, Mountain Bike H-5 13.1 (12,525) Elevation in feet 2 aC eroG aC noyn tooF 01-C 7.0 Private Resort 40 Diamond Grimes Peak Mountain Bike F-5 3.8 Mtn Recreation Area (ANRA) Rocky Mtn National Park e Rabbit Ears Arapaho Pass d (9,426) i Pass v Muddy Pass Hay Park Mountain Bike G-5 3.9 i (8,710) D Wilderness Areas tt u Haystack Creek Mountain Bike G-4 5.0 o R Scale 251 100 EARS Horse Gulch Road Vehicle, Mountain Bike E-8 3.5 0 5 Kilometers Junction Butte Road Vehicle, Snowmobile E-9 2.2 0 5 Miles Little Wolford Road Vehicle, Mountain Bike E-7 2.2 ROUTT 40 Bear Middle Fork Mountain Bike F-5 5.7 Mtn South Ryder Paradise Creek Mountain Bike H-5 2.8 Peak 303 (9,805) Parshall Divide Road Vehicle, Mountain Bike H-8 4.6 RANGE Parkview Mountain Foot, Horse H-3 2.0 Routt Divide Foot, Horse, Mountain Bike A-2 5.0 EARS A r 3 ap RANGE ah Siebert Creek Mountain Bike G-5 1.1 o Grannys C r Skyline Drive Road Vehicle, Mountain Bike D-8 2.5 Nightcap e e (9,612) k Smith Mesa Vehicle, Foot H-8 2.3 103 RABBI T Parkview Mt Troublesome Access Mountain Bike, Horse H-4 5.7 Lookout
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27 Snowmobile Routes 100 Middle S ie 40 Carter Mtn b (8,958) er t C re West End of the County ek N A T I O N A L Mill Coal Mi Mtn dd ill le P B (9,543) k a F r a o a Each town has its own ordinance regarding snowmobile use within the town’s limits. e rk d P i s
s k e ree lo e C a Snowmobilers are responsible for knowing the ordinances for the area in which they are e ff RANGE m m k i o Cree u r s B le G b travelling.* u ro FOREST T
n Kremmling: Snowmobiles may be operated on the designated streets and alleys of the H t
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k Pa l town except on U.S. Highway 40 and State Highway 9. Such operation shall be solely for r E 5 k the purpose of gaining access to the nearest designated snowmobile routes for the purpose of entering and leaving public lands adjacent to the town. Snowmobile use is limited to between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. It is prohibited for snowmobilers to use 26 sidewalks or pedestrian pathways. Snowmobilers must yield to all other users and must stop at all intersections and maintain a speed of 10 mph or less. T y l W e he ig Pa r at Snowmobile use is limited to between the hours 7:00 a.m. and B rk ley Creek Hot Sulphur Springs: M o u n t 10:00 p.m. Snowmobile operation on public streets and rights-of-way is for means of a i access to and from the town limits and is not intended for recreational activities or n purposes. Operator of less than 10 years of age must be supervised or accompanied by an FOREST operator of at least 16 years of age. 100 112 6 Grand County has its own resolution regarding snowmobile routes within its municipal 40 wl O limits. As ofof 2012,2009, the following county roads in Grand County are open to snowmobile r e 25 ig travel. These routes are revised annually by the Grand County Board of County T 24 Commissioners. Please check for subsequent updates and annual changes with 101 El ek Mt re Headwaters Trails Alliance: C Private Road l ROUTT a r r o CR10 From Highway 9 to Dice Hill (the full length). 23 C
250 CR14 From U.S. Highway 40 west to the intersection of CR14N and 14M. $$ Private Road
CR14M From the intersection of CR14 to the National Forest Service Boundary 2763 Grouse Black Mtn k Mtn (10,367) e Cre d (9,524) CR2 From the intersection of CR23 to CR26. r t Wolford o s f r 185 l i o F Fox CR20 Parshall Divide, access to Smith Mesa; From Hot Sulphur Springs town G 100 Mountain W Little Wolfo e ORE rd l Wolford Ove t Loop Reservoir r it Mountain 7 l limits west to U.S. Highway 40 at Parshall. o L o
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*It is the responsibility of the user to know all regulations that apply. County roads that 2757 21 S enter into public lands, such as the U.S. Forest Service, are subject to the rules and H m o i t r h s regulations of those managing agencies. It is illegal to use a snowmobile on any route not e M G e 185 14 h u s c a lc l R designated as open or that is contrary to any element in each town’s ordinance. Not Skyline Drive h u 250 d 224 G 2
e adhering to these conditions could result in the issue of a summons and/or civil penalty. s TH r 211 o 2759 Snowmobiles must be registered with the State of Colorado. (9,527) H 8 Gore Pass 14 Parshall Stage Road 134 Troublesome 40 Stage Stop BLM Kremmling Field office 40 40 Fee Areas – West Side RANGE ic 39 206 en Parshall Kremmling Sc Hot Sulphur Springs SWA P Reeder Creek There is one recreation area on this side of the map that charges a fee for access and use of County FOREST Rifle Range its facilities: Colorado River Water Conservancy District’s Wolford Reservoir. Under the 33 KEMP/ BREEZE STATE WILDLIFE District’s management, the majority of your entrance fees are reinvested in the designated PARK area to maintain and improve facilities, visitor services, and natural resources stewardship. 33 3 212 Junction Fee stations for these areas are marked with a $$ symbol. (The fees listed below are for the Butte J U N C T I O N 20092012 seasonseason andand areare subjectsubject toto change.)change.) R A D I U M BUTTE 9 S T A T E Williams nyon Fork Wolford Mountain Reservoir Ca Wolford Mountain and Reservoir (866) 472-4943 re W I L D L I F E o Reservoir G Vehicle Day Pass $5.00 Annual Pass $40.00 Nightly Camping $20.00 and up AREA 1 E.C. Yust Homestead 387 n yo an National Historic Site 9 C Trough 3 e r (2622) o Trail Road Special Management Areas G
Pump- house Law Although public lands are yours to discover, it is also your responsibility to know the rules son (2242) and regulations of the area you’ll be visiting, as well as the risks and liabilities that may be Ridge incurred. Wilderness Areas are reserved for the most primitive forms of travel: by foot–which 11 37 1 includes hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing–and by horseback. Mountain biking R A D I U M R A D I U M is not allowed in these areas. 1 S T A T E S T A T E 0 e W I L D L I F E The Fraser Experimental Forest was established in 1937 for the primary purpose of forest and tin WILDLIFE en rg AREA hydrology research. Recreational use of the Fraser Experimental Forest is presently a privilege A
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S Adopt-A-Trail Several of our access trails to public lands are permitted through private property. Please 2750
use only acknowledged routes and do not explore areas off these designated trails or you Dice Hill The HTA Adopt-A-Trail Program is designed to keep the may jeopardize future access through private property. existing Winter Park–Fraser Valley Trail System accessible and 10 135 1 200 safe for all users, without exclusive reliance on federal funding. ARAPAHO Historical Locations and Points Of Interest 381 3 Unfortunately, budget cuts within the U.S. Forest Service 1 (USFS) do not allow for regular maintenance on all trails. Without such The multiple listings below are for both sides of the map. The letter/ maintenance, many trails would be closed due to unsafe conditions or number combination identifies a particular location on the map. resource damage and lack of funding for repairs. The Adopt-A-Trail N A T I O N A L Program (AATP) allows groups and individuals the opportunity to provide some of the labor hours and resources needed to repair and Trail Heads Historic Locations • ManagingManaging Agencies Agency maintain the trails. M-11 Elk Creek I-8 Grand County Historical m lia Association and Grand County Privately-run Campgrounds Wil Thanks to a collaborative effort involving HTA, the USFS, Fraser Valley L-12 Fraser Experimental Forest F O R E S T Museum (970) 725-3939 United States Forest Service Rocky Mountain National Park Partnership for Trails, Winter Park-Fraser Valley Chamber of M-5 Elk Creek Campground 200 L-5 Idleglen/ Stillwater Sulphur Ranger District (970) 887-4100 West Side (970) 627-3471 Commerce, Town of Winter Park, Winter Park Resort, Colorado State N-11 Cozens Ranch Museum (970) 627-8502 elkcreekcamp.com W IL M-2 Colorado River www.fs.fed.us www.nps.gov L Trails, Great Outdoors Colorado, committed adopters and volunteers, (970) 726-5488 IA 1 E-8 Red Mountain RV Park (970) 724-9593 M S the AATP is flourishing. More adopters sign on each day and the quality M-4 Green Mountain L-8 Granby’s Chamber Management Areas L-1 Dutch Town This is a general representation of major redmtnrvpark.com FO of our trails is improving. For more information, call (970) 887-3255 or M-4 Onahu (970) 887-2311 M-7 Arapaho National Recreation Area M-1 Lulu City trails in Grand County. For more trail RK M-5 Winding River Resort (970) 627-3215 2 visit www.headwaterstrails.com. M M-2 Timber Lake M-1 Lulu City O O-8 Indian Peaks Wilderness M-2 Trail Ridge Road information, please refer to more detailed U windingriverresort.com N TA N-5 East Inlet L-1 Dutch Town IN K-13 Byers Peak Wilderness M-2 Timber Creek Campground D-7 Wolford Mountain ProjectReservoir topographical maps and local guide books. S M-5 North Inlet N-5 Kauffman House M-13 Vasquez Wilderness M-2 Never Summer Ranch (866) 472-4943 M-5 East Shore M-2 Never Summer Ranch L-3 Never Summer Wilderness M-1 The Grand Ditch M-12 Vasquez Wilderness J-9 Cottonwood Pass CR55 L-12 Fraser Experimental Forest Bureau of Land Management N-11 Vasquez (Next to Town) J-8 Gore Pass Road L-4 Bowen Gulch Protection Area Kremmling ResourceField Office Area (970) (970) 724-3000 724-3437 www.blm.gov O-7 Monarch Lake P-8 Parshall Divide Campgrounds 1 P-11 Rollins Pass J-8 Jacques P-12 CR3 Ute Pass L-11 St. Louis Creek O-10 Devils Thumb L-10 Trough Road- Scenic Byway C-10 Pumphouse N-7 Arapaho Bay 3 L-12 Byers Peak O-11 Moffat Road to Corona/Rollins 1. Bigrock B-10 Radium L-13 St. Louis Lake/Pass/Peak Pass 2. Moraine F-9 Reeder Creek I-13 Ute Pass M-2 Trail Ridge Road 3. Roaring Fork Colorado ParksDivision & Wildlifeof Wildlife J-14 South Fork M-1 The Grand Ditch N-11 Idlewild Hot Sulphur Springs Office www.wildlife.state.co.us B-8 Gore Pass N-12 The Moffat Tunnel L-12 Byers Creek (970) 725-6200 A-2 Dumont Lake M-5 Alva B Adams Tunnel L-6 Stillwater A-11 RSWA M-3 Bowen/Baker M-5 Shadow Mountain Lookout Fire J-5 Denver Tower H-9 Kemp Breeze M-11 St. Louis Creek Campground I-4 Sawmill Station Colorado
I-3 Parkview Mountain Lookout Fire www.headwaterstrails.org M-6 Greenridge H-9 Rifle Range N-9 Strawberry Tower I-5,H-5 Bill Miller N-13 Robbers Roost E-9 Junction Butte Map rail I-8 Pioneer Park www.headwaterstrails.org Grand County T I-3 Willowcreek Pass J-14 Sugar Loaf IG6>AB6E E-10 E.C. Yust Homestead National Headwaters TrailsTrail AllianceAlliance (970) 726-1013 www.visitgrandcounty.com GrandCountyApp.com www.visitgrandcounty.com O-12 Rogers Pass J-14 South Fork Alliance. Headwaters Trails Historical Site www.headwaterstrails.org Donations are gladly accepted. Grand CountyGrand M-6 Double A BarnBar I-12 Horseshoe PO Box 946 CO Granby, 80446 This map is brought to you FREE by M-11 Walk through history park
N-12N-12 WinterWinter Park Park Resort Resort (970) (970) 726-5514 726-5514 M-11 Old Schoolhouse G-9 Williams Fork Reservoir The primary goal o f H T A is to provide high quality trails linking towns s Alpine Skiing, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Snowshoeing Alpine Skiing, Mountain Biking, Hiking M-5 Grand Lake Town D-7 Wolford Reservoir $$ and recreational areas within Grand County, as well as secondary trail systems historical, cultural and community amenities. L-9L-9 SolVistaGranby Ski Ranch Basin (970) at Granby 887-3384 Ranch (970) 887-3384 Golf, Nordic and Alpine Skiing, Mountain Biking N-12 Hideaway Park B-10 Pumphouse (Rafting) $$ Golf, Nordic and Alpine Skiing, Rafting, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking An important additional goal of HTA is the maintenance of our existing trails, L-6 Stillwater $$ An important additional goal of HTA is the maintenance of our existing trails, N-11 Devils Thumb (970) 726-5632 Picnic Areas N-11 Devils Thumb (970) 726-5632 ensuringensure they they remain remain in in a conditiona condition that that provides provides the the maximum maximum enjoyment enjoyment for for all all Nordic Skiing, Horseback Riding, Fishing, Zip Line M-5 Pine Beach Nordic Skiing, Horseback Riding, Fishing users. For more informationinformation callcall 970-726-1013 or or visit visit www.headwaterstrails.org. www.headwaterstrails.org. K-8 Grand Elk Ranch & Club (970) 887-9122 M-2 Beaver Ponds K-8 GrandGolf Elk Ranch & Club (970) 887-9122 Marina (970) 887-3456 M-4 Harbison (Group) L-7 GrandGrand Elk Elk Grill Marina (970) (970) 887-3518 887-3456 L-8 Kaibab Park M-11N-11 GrandHeadwaters Park Recreational Trails Alliance Center business (970) office, 726-8968 Trailhead for Fraser River Trail and Fraser to Granby Trail, bathrooms, bike wash L-8 Headwaters Golf Course (970) 887-2709